Our Work

 
 
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2018 Northview Block Party

Over 150 neighbors came to have fun, share food and conversation, and build community in our neighborhood (Mercury article here)

 
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Living room huddles

Friends and neighbors came together on six different occasions across the neighborhood to build community and discuss concerns within the neighborhood.

 
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Eisenhower Community Center Advocacy

Northview residents were persistent and successful in winning a multipurpose room and community kitchen in the new Eisenhower Community Center, slated for construction in 2020.

 
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Leadership Workshop

Northview neighbors came together to build leadership skills for working in community and addressing neighborhood challenges.

 
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Transportation Advocacy

Northview residents attended several Trail Talk meetings hosted by Parks and Rec to advocate for a more walkable, bikeable, and connected neighborhood.

 
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Flu Clinic

The Riley County Health Department hosted a flu shot clinic in December of 2018 at the Vineyard Church, administering nearly 100 flu shots to Northview friends and neighbors.

 

Flood Response GatherinG

We organized a meeting between Riley County, the City of Manhattan, the Army Corps of Engineers, and Northview residents to share information and resources in preparation for potential flooding in Northview.

 
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Neighborhood Socials

Bowling

We organized social gatherings for friends and neighbors of Northview for a variety of different activities from sub-par bowling to museum art tours.

Beach Museum of Art

Friends and neighbors gathered for a night of fun and games at the Beach Museum of Art.

 
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People’s Forum

Working to improving the health of the Northview community through systems/policy change, NVR members and other Northview residents collaboratively planned the People’s Forum and engaged city commission candidates in a specific policy ask that, if approved, would give Manhattan residents direct control over a portion of discretionary funds for projects that we deem a priority.

The NVR City Commission policy ask addressed at the People’s Forum is as follows:

Will you [City Commission candidate] support participatory budgeting, will you commit to implementing it in an equitable manner, and will you introduce the concept in a work session meeting within 100 days in office?

To learn more about Participatory Budgeting, check out the video below!